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But while the wonderful properties Of this purest Of
remedies are beyond question special should be
exercised to secure the GENUINE. Duffy's Malt
Whshey is the only worthy preparation in the market
and has stood the test OF time although surrounded by
numerous unworthy limitations. Beware of any other
bottled whiskey which may be offered to you. Duffy's
is sold universally. Be and secure the genuine
Try Dufy's Formula for Colds, Coughs, aud all Pull
monary Troubles.
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PAnkER,s Ham BA1sAm.

popular fsvorite for dressing tho hair restoring
the color when grey, and preventing dandru1, Il
ceanses the SCALP stops the hair falling and IL sure
please 5Oc. and 81 at druggists.
HINDERCORNS
Inc safese, surest and best for Corns Buuious
&C. Stops al pain Ensures comfort to the feet Never
aeu. " cure. 10 cents ct druggists. 3s5-wks.1y
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'HE GREAT fFrsssy1v,s,. norrrr
F1fSBIp ssSsHfTSSnSHEs
MsI hrrtGI ,r Mah SAL, rs ISIS.
and streets as follows; 'A'' - 'A
For Pittsburs aud the West Chicago Limited Express
as 9.ly sin SS% and fi y LOUIS aa;
and Buffet Car to St louis daily except 70 sstand.y
Ss slesp9s Gar III With g
Washington to cicaxo and d st LOUIS and Han
m, To sssn SePnee.9g at Hsrs6Ss
rs-,i is. khpress 10 90 p NJ daily for PttsburF
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie Canandaigua. Rochester. Buffalo, NiaesrS
TO- LOO P ~ daily, creep. saturday With Paiacs
For v iIii.msport, Lock Haven and Elmirs at so
A NJ daily except SUNDAY.
't lev sIst .6S ri md Hpo 20 ' 90
ffnssi @ Mrs. NJ 90 g s.. I'd
Carr. s;io A N daily. except sunday. aud 400
For Boston WITHOUT shans Ss zoo ? n every day:
For SroSE d N, K =. through train. connect =
ing direct transfer e Fulton street avoiding double
oSS5 ID, . 90, 10 90 and ii 90 u On sunday,
S' ds E' sss ms Tsfs
For Baitimors e;35., 5s5. 900, $40; 50. IL 90
40 "a SO 1000 and N Fl 80 90 PM 10 On Sun
s aay 800 800 sIS 10 900 90 and IL 80 90 400
For Pope's Greek Line. rs NJ and 40 r. M daily
except sunday.
For Annapolis Z 25 AN. 1" :o5. q 30 and eoPM,
daily. except Sunday. SundAys 300 AM, 4 10
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
For Aiexandria, 90. as 8 40. AT, 10 81 AM.
12o+ NOON 300 IS. 4:35. :0l, :05, 1905
and III 80 M. ON sunday at 90. . 20. s4z.
lu:31 An : 80 Sol u5. and 10 :o5 Pm
For Richmond and the South 800 10 81 AN daily.
and 80 NJ daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington 8 o. 500
H:1o, 10: l., IL OF AN. l:e0 3 100, .93, bid
800. 9:32 and 1912 Pm, and l2:l5 midnight
II 01 AN: 200. 5:l0 .05. 49, 10 AZ z NJ and
12:15 night
Tickets aud information at the once northeast
ner Of street and Pennryivania and thl
station, where orders DE left for the checkns1
baggage TO destination from hotels and residences.
CHAS. T. PUGH. General MAnaxer
J. E. WOOp Genera Passenger Agent ,e23
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

CHORr ROUTE TO LONDON.
NORDEUTeCHkR LLOYD g. 90
East Express Steamers
To Southampton London. HAvrel. Bremen
6aaie We'd. July 20.5 Aler We'd. July "a, n
am. Elbe, We'd, Aug. ., - N; WerrA We'd. Aug.
Aug. Ia, p m
Comfortable staterooms, excellent table, luxurious
saioon appointments Prices LIST cabin, 100 and up
Wards berth sccordng to location; "a csbsn, go
berth; steerage Ut low rates. Apply to
WIG K 4. Dko0P, 9l5 Poun. ~
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THr Rusu

For Our Elegant Spring and Summer
Clothing has commenced Think care
fully. Decide wisely. Act promptly.
Don't wait Our Beautiful Spring and
Summer Goods have como, and are going
rapidly. In these days good old-fash-
ion honesty Is rare. therefore you will bs
pleased to see how we have combined old
time honesty in quality and price. with
new, fresh styles In Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furnishing Goods. Styles
the latest, quality excellent, prices low
est. Buyers cannot put their moneyin
more liberal hands. ouneed not accept
our statements q we back them with
goods and prices. Our S12, Sl5, $1S
suits, must be seen: you cannot imagine
from IN advertisement Can say we
have seen sui sold at much more
money that will not bear comparison
with these
Tailoring department. on second and
Truro floors.
NOAH WALKER b CO.,
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VICTOR T. ADLER3
TEN FIR CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
927 aud 929 7th St n. W., Cor. Mass. Ave.
Open Saturday until IL D. 4

tWOHce Coats. stripes and checks, 25c each q
e sac Mondays Mednesdays and Fridays, from to
these coats will positively be sold ON other days
~ other hours. wi
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Schedule effect SUNDAY. JUNE 10Th. 1887.
until further notice.
leave Washington from Station corner Of New Ter
For ChicsTo, 10 =, am. and o 40 r m daily with
Fast Limited Express Tor Plttsburs and Chicago ar.
s nv n; IN fittSSnrs at so pm ChsAso ne,t mora
For Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis daily AZ Ii
SletIIns cars to Cincinnati and St Louis without
and ST Lonis, arriving in Cincinnati morning AZ
80; st Louis ~ pm Noextrs fare is charged ON
For nttsburs 10 % am and 81, p, m daily %
lits6nIg gle.elsnd and Detroit with fArlor and
For points On Shenandoah Valley Railroad. between
For Le.ipe,on and Local Stations. 10 10 an daily.
Ter HsHre Se Grace. Newark Wilmington and psi..
For TmiIston pesssr, t snd MT E sop
between Baltimore and Wilmington. $500 N. daily,
70. a aSs 4. Grace, slnserly and in,.rmsdl...
For BsliimoTe on Week days 5 80. 40, ESQ.
sD .5a Pa sb ls s.G So VS.
. For Baltimore on Sunday, 9; 80, go $50 and
rs ii 20 pm. Low '''o ,''o' ''f'' '''o' oHH
t sS knn.Bsh. $40 and 40 Am and L.. 10 and
For Way stahons between Ws.hinston and R.ls-
sns go ~ SSS s .ss
1sa y tS5 tsp: &.
ns i s@n pdTncP.l stations only $40 daily sr
W. Fuuuhs, ior eauone on metropolitan
brsnch, 10 10 am. daily; on Sunday stops NJ ali
stations. For 1aithersbure and intermediate points
% an II 80. except Sunday; IS and = "a
70: daily Church train leaves Washington on SUNDAY
only Mt 10 pm, stopping 1T all stations Metro,
politssn Branch. For Frederick loilo an and 20
For hsssrsrOwn io:io am and $3.50 pm daily. sI-
Trans arrive from tho West daily 100. 7.ao an.
Il and 4 30 pm
daily.
From PhiladelphiA Chester. Wilmington and Hsycs
de Grace, 10 a D IN, 90 and 80 pm. dolly.
Prom Hayre de Grace. SinRerly and intermediate
points north OF baltimore 10 90
From Annapolis, 3 30 and 10 rs m, ana $50 and
20 pm. Sunday. 10 80 am, IS pm
From Harper's Ferry and Valley Railroad 5i15 pm.
daily. except sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points. rs . m
and 10 D. daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore tor Washington at 5ti O, 30
80, 300. %, 10 90 and 10 30 :l5. Ia,
9 4;l5. 8, 8 go, 5;45. q 30 and II 90 p; IN On
boo d 30. 40, = 30 and IL 90 pm
All trains from Washington stop At Relay station,
except Is. 3:l5. 4 30 pm
For further lnformstton apply At the baltimore aud
Ohio Ticket ONCE Washington station 81 and 1881
Penney avenue corner 14th street where orders
will be taken for ggAge to lie cnecked and received u
any point in the city
". NJ CLEMENTS C. K LORD, q. p A
Manager, Baltimore.
PERCY q. SMITH. Pass'r Ag't. Washington. .y2
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HOME MATTERS.

WORDS OF ADVICE To HoUsEKEEPERs-How TO PRE-
fARE MANY sAvCRY DISHEs-RECIPEs FOR IT'LL
HING FRUITs IN sEAsoS-BIsCurTs, CAKES, PuD-
pings, ETC.
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ffS LOUIS
ty12-d&ds THOS. BOWLING
1T1HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer


vE WNs EhET LOTS ct eS
On MONDAY. JULY EIGHTEENTH. 1887, sa.s
at SIX O'CLOCK, 1 will sell. in front Of the ~
wares subdivision the Nichols property each front
ing 23 teet the north side OF p or West street BE-
These the lots ia
Washington and should command the attention o,
Terms: third cash: balance in one and two
years. with notes bearing aud secured by deed:
Of .rgS, On the sold Az an
iy Cd ii TUG ' TRos. BOWLING, Auctoneer.
OMAN CERY SALE.
By virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court of tn,
District OF Columbia, passed in equity cause No s.
Complainant and Powt n Bradley e. Ct n ar are DIS
ferdants shall offer for sale 10 the higl bidder
d TaI Inr pay ! Or LILY. AZ: 1857, At ilyI
the city Of "i ssd bise Known ann
described as the west thirty 600 feet lot numbered
o he mon
OF B..all street, between Montgomery and Monrot
has subditide INTO four smaller lots each fiiteen
fronting ON Beali street and TWO on Poplar street
One OF them will be offered tor sale with the privilege
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the Decree fol-
Se 1s Ss te Taes sase snd
ly Six twelve, and eighteen months from the day OF
Will HI rate per cent per Ill.
num- or all in cash. at the purchasers option. de-
post Of $2o will be required each sub lot at the
time OF sale All conveyancg and recording at the
with within twenty days after sale the property will be
~ ''' '''1 hEsszIb II
DuNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers jy9dGds
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
No. 1925 STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUG.
TION.
BY virtue of q deed of trust duly made and ex. -
ecuted, bearing date on the eleventh day Of Au-
gust, A. D. 1877, and recorded In Liber No. S67 KI
folio 81 ct seq the land records OF the District
Columbia and by direction of the party
by, will SELL ut public auction, In front of PREM
Uses, on MONDAY, the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF JULY,
A. d. 1887, at SIX O'CLOCK ?. NJ, purt Lot nun.
bered five (l). in Square numbered two hundred and
ninety three $685. said part of lot having frontage
of twenty (23 feet five (5) inches north
street and running back with width eighty three
(S) feet i've 90 inches and improved by
Frame Dwelling, No. 1925.
Terms of sale: Oue-third Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash. the balance in equal instruments
and two years. with interest rate per cent
per annum. payable semi-annua!ly. and secured by
deed of trust on the property sold All conveysncnR
at cost Of purchaser. 800 to be deposited tune
Of sale. II the terms of sale not complied with
within 80 days from date Of sale the property will be
resold at risk and cost q detsuting purchaser.
,ys-dad. S Mzh1fs L L h aSh Trustees.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect. SUNDAY. JUNE 10Th, 1857
until further notice.
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HOTELS.

TINE WASHINGTON INN AND COTTAGES.
Now open for the reception Of guestA The Inn has
all the modern improvements including gss. baths,
aud electric bells.
stage leaves Hixh and Bridge streets half hourly for
the Inn. Address A. r WOOD, Manager. Washington
Inn, Georeetown Heights. Washington, D. c.
je1S-skw, I'm
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-09-15

Is the Caucasian Played ont?

The platform of the Iowa republi-
cans declares it to be the intention
OF the southern people ito degrade
the negroes into a seville form of
cheap labor but the same platform
is as dumb as al oyster about the
Pennsylvania coal miners, who re-
ceiye about half as much as southern
negroes doing the same kind of work.
Is it tenet OF republican faith that
IN oppressed laborer is entitled TO
relief only when he wears black
skin? and lis the Caucasian played
outg'-[St Louis Dispatch.
The British government has pro-
claimed the National League in
Ireland as an unlawful organization.
In order to show the ahsurdly unjust
nature Of the transaction the English
Liberal members OF parliament are
becoming members Of the League.
1t places the Tory government III the
attitude Of suppressing a political
organization to which the large ma
joriry Of the Irish, and many of the
English, Lawmakers belong. 1t is
a shrewd move on the part Of the
Liberals and no more effective course
could be taken to emphasize the
naked injustice and fatal folly Of the
Tory ministry. South West.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-09-15
IRON OEEiN TIE NORTH
PART Ole POST TOWN
SHIP.
The Main Deposit Found.
Wank0n Eclipsed!

Messrs. Leui & Jrr of this place
own and operate Il wcll-drilling ma.
chine and while drilling for water or
the Bolljnan farm, at depth Of 50 #
struck vein Of solid magnetic iron
ore which occupied their time several
days in getting through it, which was
about GO feet. Consequently allow
ing the vein to pitch at an angle Of
Al degrees as most veins do. the vein
would be about 40 feet between the
two walls Of granite and it il reason.
abld to suppose TINT the mouth 81
the vein would be much nearer tn.
surface and in all probability at a
point where the crust Of the .arth,
which is limestone, caps onto the sol
i'll granite below, the drill became q
strongly charged that it adhered to
the wall SO closely that it required an
extra effort to extricate it.
Parties here that have had former
experience in the mining districts OF
Essex county. N. Y, say that there il
no mistake about it and that the sup
ply il ineAhaustible. Of course the
quality is unknown Postville Re.
view.
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Precisely.

Mr.. Powdcr,v declares that the re.
publican scheme is to protect the
manufactured articles and to let the
workman protect himself as best he
can.
Oh, no, Mr. Powderly! you have
caught on have you! You are the
pcssessor OF an extremely level head
and You have got the biggest humbug
of the time by the throat, . -, :
The word protection" is q cob.
web to catch flies with. Well mouth.
ed, it has an exqisite sound, very
CAPTIVATING sound. But when you
look at the facts in the case, you find
that the workingmen have had
mighty little of the protection-not
enough to leave any taste in the
mouth.
What do all these strikes in every
part Of the country means That the
republicans have protected the
wage Garner! Hardly. On the other
hand, that workmen have judged it
necessary to protect themselves
Exactly.
Protection would be magnificent
thing if it could only protect once in
awhile. But when the pinch comes
you always find out that it protects
1.-The other fellows.'-[New York
Herald
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-09-15

o. S. Fowler. the veteran phre
nologist, died Aug 18th, at the age OF
seventy-eight years, at his home il
Duchess County n. Y. The October
number of the chronological Jour
nal, published by the Fowler e. Wells
Co., New York. will contain a por.
trait and biographical sketch.
Child Culture.-Messrs Fowler e.
Wells Co.. 775 Broadway, New York,
the publishers of this magazine. an
nounce that its seperate publication
has been discontinued, and that it
will hereafter appear as special de-
partment in their well-known Phre-
biological Journal and science OF
Health, which has for fifty years
been devoted to human-culture in all
it's phases, including Of course in a
general way Child-Culture, which
vii, now be made a speciality. The
Combil. led Journal will be published
at So. 90 d year, 20 cents number.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-09-15

The startling frequency and ter.
rible fatality Of railroad disasters
this year presents strong argument
on tic s:de Of government control Of
railroads. The advocates of this
policy will not be slow 10 take ad-
vantage of each recurring catastro.
phe to emphasize the necessity Of its
adoption. The first consideration OF
private control is of course profit for
the owners;pubiic interest and pub
lie safety are only of secondary OF
minor Importance. The desire Of big
dividends is certainly dangerous to
life and limb of of travellers. 1t may
be said in reply that holding the
companies strictly responsible for
ayoidable damage done will remedy
this. To a certain extent it will, but
risks will be taken even then, and it
will be poor consolation to the
poor dead or manned victim to know
that the company will suffer a pc
cuniary penalty.-[South West.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-09-15

The mysterious virtues Of III ouse.
hold Remedies and Sure Cures" are
examined by DR.. Yale, In the Sep
tember number Of Babyhood, which
also contains interesting articles on
1.-THE Disadvantages of Lying on the
Back, by DR.. s. J. Donaldson, and
Early egnlarity in Diet and Sleep, :
by DR.. w. l.. Carr. No less valuable il
. paper by DR.. c. L. Dodge, in whicl,
the senseless exposure to contagious
diseases, the belief in crossness as 4
symptom of Improvement, the I'M
aginary distinctions between scarlet
fever and scarlatina, the efficacy Of
rubbing a tooth through" and
other popular fallacies are merciless.
~ exposed. There may be other
topics Of u practical and helpful M
ture discussed i'm the various depart
ments. Thus, under Nursery Helps
and novelties we find oh illustration
Of "A Play-room with Mamma at
Hand;' under 1.-The Mothers Parlia-
ment' there are letters on Three
Meal Babies "A Defence Of Wet
Nurses" 1.-The meals Of Nursing
Mothers" etc. Nursery Problems
furnishes wise answers to questions
about ''Retracted Nipples" ''Sus-
pected Bow-Legs," mail Biting
etc. Is cents copy; $l.5Oa year.
Babyhood Publishing Co., No s
Beekman st., New York.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-09-15

The effort of John H. keatly to
smirch the character of J. r. Sover-
eign, by slurs and inuendoes intimat-
ing by insinuation that he had offer
ed to support keatley for Congress
for $500, fell so fiat long since that it
surprises us to see the story revived.
But then the re-hash of a false state
ment only demonstrates how lit
tie there is to be said against Mr..
Sovereign's record that is true.
keatley, DR.. Hatton and Mr.. Ly-
man were candidates for congress in
the Council Bluffs district. DR.. Hat
ton, greenbacker and knight OF
Labor candidate disired to Withdrew
and favored keatly, rather than Ly-
man. Clarke, a democrat and friend
of keatly's was approached by Hat.
ton on his own responsibility, solely
as stated by Hatton. who said to
Clarke that he was about to withdraw
and that if Sanders & Sovereign, pub
fishers Of the Peoples Advocate, could
be induced to support keatly, that he
would probably be elected. That
there was mortgage of $500 on their
office and if that could be provided
for it would probably cover their pc
cuniary losses in keatly's support.
Clark reported the matter to keatly,
but neither Hatton, Clark or keatly
ever spoke to Sanders & Sovereign of
it, and no one ever made them any
offer of money to support keatly, nor
did they ever offer to give him any
support. These are bottom facts
smoked out by the false insinuations
OF John keatiy and his friends.
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Haste Not to Wed.

Louisa NJ. Alcott says: Girls
don't be in haste to wed. Build up
healthy bodies by good food, plenty
OF exercise and sleep. Learn all the
useful household arts before you at
tempt to make u home. Cultivate
your mind with the best books, that
you may be able to teach your chill
dren much that school training alone
will never give them. Choose your
anlsements wisely, for youth must
have pleasure, but need not waste
itself in harmful frivolity. Above all,
select your friends with care. Avoid
girls who live only for fashion; flirtn-
ton and enjoyment, and use the
privilege oil women may claim to
decline, the acquaintance with young
men whose lives will not bear inspec-
ton by the innocent eyes Of women.
Let no de!usion of wealth, rank.
comeliness or love tempt you to trust
your happiness to such a one. Watch
and wait till the true lover comes,
even if 1t be oil your life. for single
b,essedness is fur better than double
misery and wrong. Spinsters are q
very useful, happy, independent race
never more SO than now, when all
professions are open to them, and
honor, fame and fortune are bravely
won by many gifted members Of the
sistcrhood. Set your standard high
and live up to it, sure that the reward
will come here or hereafter, and In
the form best suited to your real
needs"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-09-15

The Democrats Of Iowa are be-
coming democrats as their platform
of principles attests. 1t reads as
though the pure and true democracy
OF greenbackism had been round
among 'em. and the party had to some
extent caught its inspiration. And to
the credit Of the party be it said, that
with the solitary exception of John
H. keatly. every democrat in the
last legislature voted in harmony with
the avoided purpose Of this platform
while almost without exception, the
republican members Of the legislature
voted against the doctrines, their
platform proclaims, thereby violating
pledges repeatedly made. OF the per-
SONS nominated we know but little,
as to their fitness and qualification
for the places they are nominated for.
James NJ. Elder the candidate for
Lieutenant Governor is On old time
acquaintance, honest capable and
worthy.
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Give Them a Chance!

That is to say, your lungs. Also
all your breathing machinery. Very
wonderful machinery ii Ii. Not only
the larger air. passages, but the thous-
ands Of little tubes and cavities lead
ing from them.
When these are clogged and choked
with matter Which ought not to he
there, your lungs cannot half do their
work. And what they do, they can
not do well.
Call it cold, cough, Group, pneu-
,noaia, catarrh, consumption or any
OF the family and throat and nose
and head and lung Instructions, all
are bad All ought to be got rid Of.
There is just o,e sure way to get rid
OF them. That is - take Boschee's
German Syrup, which sgy druggist
Nill sell you at 75 cents a bottle Even
If everything else has failed you. you
may depend upon this for certain.
ieOW
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-09-15
The ants down this way are Ii,

The ants down this way are hav-
ing their fun at Judge Changers
expense, oil on account Of a ten gal
Ion keg Of bourbon, marked with the
cabalistic letters, C. L. g., Waukon,
Iowa. being carried by Waukon
Junction to this station. 1t IL even
a worse one on his prohibition high
ness than the recent Dakota pass
episode!-[ Lansing Journal.
The Judge has been unwell for
some time, and that bourbon was
undoubtedly 'only for the actual
necessities of medicine"
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Proceedings OF the Board OF County
Supervisors.

SEPTEMBER SESSION, 1887.
Board met in the office OF the count,
Auditor at ! p. m, Sept. 5. 1887. and
were called to order by the chairman.
There were present A. q. Hubbard
James Irwin and VIM. Woodward, super
visors, and b. +. Davis auditor and CLERK
Of the board.
The following proceedings were ther
had:
Ordered that county Treasurer rebate
$500 road tax for 1886, enormously re-
turned aud charged the Eia, Sci. Sec
%, 9s, Il.
Petition OF John Martin asking count,
to refund SO cents out Of domestic animal
fund, on account Of erroneous assessment
granted.
Balance Of day occupied in examlna
ton and auditing Of claims and accounts
against the county.
Board adjourned until a. m, Sept. 6
1887.
% DAY.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
All members present.
Board proceeded to levy taxes for the
year 1887 in mills on each dollar OF valu.
alton as follows:
State levy as fixed by Ex.C Council, 2.5 mills
County levy. 40
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-09-15

In the contest we are about to
enter we need no better symbol Of
our purpose than our banner-the
white representing purity, the red
brotherhood on the blue field Of la
Dor, and the stars the promise of
hope. With them American man
hood can move onward and upward
to the very summit Of its very noblest
aspirations. Louis f. Post.